Glitnir Bank first quarter results for 2007

The highlights of Glitnir Bank's financial statements for the first
quarter of 2007 are as follows:

* After-tax profit for the first quarter was ISK 7.0 billion, as
compared to ISK 9.1 billion in Q1 2006. After-tax profit was ISK
9.3 billion in Q4 2006.
* Pre-tax profit for the first quarter was ISK 8.4 billion, as
compared to ISK 11.2 billion in Q1 06. Pre-tax profit for Q4 2006
was ISK 11.6 billion.
* During the first three months of 2007, 42% of the Bank's pre-tax
profit was generated outside Iceland, or ISK 4.8 billion.
* Net interest income for Q1 was ISK 7.9 billion, as compared to
ISK 7.8 billion in Q1 2006. Net interest income was ISK 8.4
billion in Q4 06.
* Fees and commissions for Q1 2007 were ISK 7.3 billion, increasing
from ISK 5.6 billion in Q1 2006. Fees and commissions was ISK
10.3 billion in Q4 2006.
* Earnings per share for Q1 2007 amounted to ISK 0.46.
* After-tax ROE in Q1 was 20.5%, as compared to 42% in Q1 2006.
After-tax ROE for the quarter, excluding trading gains in
equities and capital gains, was 18.5%.
* Total assets grew by ISK 9.6 billion to ISK 2,256 billion over
the quarter. Of this figure, loans to borrowers other than credit
institutions were ISK 1,521 billion, down by ISK 85 billion, or
5.6%, including BNbank's loans at fair value. This decrease
reflects the strengthening of the ISK.
* The refinancing need for 2007 was EUR 2.7 billion and has been
completed. Wholesale deposits in the UK which were started in
October 2006 and amounted to EUR 1 billion at the end of April
2007.
* Assets under management grew by 10% over Q1, bringing AUM to ISK
541 billion. Glitnir acquired 68.1% of FIM Group in February 2007
and FIM will enter the Group's consolidated accounts as of 1
April 2007.
* Book equity was ISK 153 billion at the end of March, up by 5%
from the beginning of the year. The CAD ratio was 14.2% with Tier
1 ratio at 11.6%.

Bjarni Ármannsson, CEO: "The year starts well for Glitnir bank. The
financial performance is solid and the bank is running at a strong
pace. Our acquisition of FIM and the build up of Investment
management services signifies our commitment to fee generating
services and our continued commitment of building a true Nordic
player in the financial markets. Increased cost in the first quarter
both signifies more operations and focus on building the banks'
infrastructure, but also investments into future growth. We are
therefore optimistic as we go into the second quarter and see a
healthy build up of our business model."